During a high-level meeting in Niamey, Algeria‘s Prime Minister, Sifi Ghrieb, engaged in a productive exchange with Niger‘s President, General Abdourahamane Tiani, to deepen bilateral cooperation between the two nations.
Sifi Ghrieb conveyed warm greetings from Algeria‘s President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, emphasizing Algeria’s unwavering commitment to strengthening fraternal ties, solidarity, and collaborative efforts with Niger.
landmark power plant project takes center stage
The discussions highlighted the progress of multiple cooperation initiatives, including a review of the outcomes from General Tiani‘s February visit to Algeria and his engagements with President Tebboune. Additionally, the leaders assessed the implementation of agreements finalized during the second session of the Algerian-Nigerien joint cooperation committee, held in Niamey last March.
General Tiani expressed deep appreciation for President Tebboune‘s dedication to bilateral cooperation, which has culminated in the rapid realization of a power plant project. This achievement underscores the strength of their fraternal bonds and shared determination to build a robust, multifaceted partnership that aligns with the developmental aspirations of both nations.
a shining example of South-South collaboration
General Tiani commended the remarkable pace of project execution, describing the Algerian-Nigerien cooperation as a model of South-South collaboration. He reaffirmed his and President Tebboune‘s shared commitment to elevating their nations’ relationship to new heights.
Sifi Ghrieb, in turn, praised the swift advancement of cooperation efforts, noting their transition into a new phase marked by unified political resolve and tangible progress on the ground. This progress is attributed to the visionary leadership of both presidents and their commitment to rigorous, consistent follow-up on the jointly established roadmap.
strengthening regional stability and development
The Prime Minister underscored Algeria‘s ongoing dedication to reinforcing bilateral cooperation across key sectors, including energy, hydrocarbons, infrastructure, healthcare, education, digital technology, and transportation. The focus remains on advancing transformative projects that drive economic growth and foster regional integration.
The talks also addressed trade and economic cooperation programs, with both sides stressing the need to expedite project implementation to bolster economic development and deepen regional integration. At the regional level, the leaders reviewed current challenges, reaffirming their commitment to sustained bilateral coordination and collaboration to enhance peace, security, and stability in the area.
